is that venezuela was admitted to the union without prior negotiations on totally illegal and illegitimategrounds and that was the case with the expulsion of paraglider but it is clear as day what do you think a moment of peace you represent the liberal party at what point did the liberal party disagree with fernando lugo's government will do it again on the fifteenth of june the police officers and eleven farmers were brutally murdered and the people responsible for this massacre promoted i don't believe this is ever happened in any other country that someone responsible for seventeen deaths would be promoted to the post of a police come out those responsible for the incident that resulted in the deaths of seventeen paraguayans will certainly undergo trial for criminal negligence sooner or later so. one guilty party became a police commander and the other a regional commander at that point legitimacy was breached the president could no longer do his job this was something called serious mistakes while in office and this was the reason parliament impeached him but a gentle as i understand

expel paraguayan use this hasty impeachment as a breach of democracy what if they consider it illegitimate do you agree. and i totally disagree there is a lot i have to say especially to argentina but i will keep silent on that for now the time is not yet right this impeachment was fully constitutional fernando lugo did have a right to legal defense and he made use of it. he had enough time to present his own demons before the impeachment procedure prison luger publicly declared he was ready for it when he was deposed he was free to leave the government there was no use of force will prove his was legal and constitutional. what do you mean by hinting you have a lot to say you are reluctant to discuss it to avoid interfering with home poets aren't you. going to. these are small questions why didn't you comment on the recent coups in argentina. and yet you filed a claim against the suspension of paraguayan from you know store in america so or do you think it will be satisfied of what i was we are indeed concerned about america sewer but not eunice or and why is that paraguayan isn't even a m

the whole world wants to see a political transition from this illegitimate regime you seem to actually see one that can take care of its people many here however fear that should such people force their side to leave since like these could become a familiar occurrence and have little faith in a western force democracy. where they talking about democracy in the gulf or in other countries we are syrian people we should decide these things ourselves. this mantra that the syrian people alone should determine their country's future has been repeated by many nations and has finally been recognized by major world powers but why some states still continuing to call on assad to leave and support in his opponents fears mounting syria that this is the people that will pay the ultimate price. rifle shot r.t. from damascus in syria. a blast has hit a security force in boston the campus all damascus reportedly wounding several people is the latest in a string of attacks on government sites which they are forces blame on terror groups middle east expert going to mare's says then rest has modified gre

the whole world wants to see a political transition from this illegitimate regime regime to actually see one that can take care of its people many how were fear that should such people force us to leave since like these could become a familiar occurrence and have little faith in a western force democracy. where they're talking about democracy in the gulf or in other countries we are syrian people we should decide these things ourselves. this mantra that the syrian people alone should determine their country's future has been repeated by many nations and has finally been recognized by major world powers but it was some states continue to call on assad to leave and support in his opponents fears mountie in syria that it's the people that will pay the ultimate price. my foot ocean r.t. from damascus in syria. the u.s. and its allies are pushing for a u.n. security council resolution demanding that president assad but not the rebels comply with the peace plan or face action russia and china say they won't allow military interference in syria middle east expert eric ali believes it's no c

the region says a crime down on dissent in bahrain makes the country's criticism toward syria illegitimate. the al khalifa are continuing to be very scary. as pro-democracy opposition has a quarter mile with three quarters of the population are firing tear gas canisters . injuring many of the protesters and killing some of the older people just in the protest because this is only two. and of course the georgians continue to jail and continue. and how areas to many observers and international about the so-called friends of syria are being backed by. autocratic monarch in the world saudi arabia. bahrain regimes that have no history of democracy and all. this free syrian army bunch of mercenaries have no legitimacy. and along with bahrain saudi arabia has been stepping up its ground down to government iran is activists say two men were killed in the oil rich eastern province after police opened fire on protesters triggered by the arrest of a prominent shiite cleric last sunday extra troops have been deployed to the area to prevent a father run these by the shia population which has long compl

the region says a crackdown on dissent in bahrain makes the country's criticism towards syria illegitimate. elisa's. continuing to be very skinny is pro-democracy opposition and supported well with three quarters of the barbie lation firing tear gas canisters. many of the protesters and killing some of the all of us but in the broad just because of. the tortures continue doing only and continue. to many observers and i don't know of all of the. rooms of syria being. our approach a minority in the world saudi arabia. regime going to have no all history of democracy and all. the way to this free syrian army. bunch of mercenaries that have no legitimate. along with our brain saudi arabia has been stepping up its crackdown on anti-government rally activists say two men were killed in the oil rich eastern province after police opened fire on protesters by the arrest of a prominent shiite cleric last sunday the saudi authorities have deployed extra troops to the area amid worries of fresh unrest among their share population who have long complained of discrimination by the soon i will bring fami

about it is that's being was admitted to the union without trying to go she actions legal and illegitimate grounds and that was also the case with the suspension of. these ask you this day and. you represent the liberal party at what point did the liberal party. disagree but for now no longer has government appeal against. the horn as it were over the massacre on the fifteenth of june six police officers and eleven farmers were brutally murdered and the people responsible for this massacre promoted i don't believe this is ever happened in any other country that someone responsible to seventeen deaths would be promoted to the post of a police commander but those responsible for the incident will certainly undergo trial for criminal negligence and sooner or later so one guilty party became a police commander and the other a regional commander at that point legitimacy was breached the president could no longer do his job this was something called serious mistakes while in office and this was the reason call them in to impeach him. so for assistance a new job the rates of. the rates of leukemi

in the region says a crackdown on dissent in bahrain makes the country's criticism toward syria illegitimate. the khalifa or continuing to be a very scary. pro-democracy opposition is a quarter mile with three quarters of the barbie lation firing. injuring many of the protestors and killing some of the older people in the protests because this is only two. and of course the georgians continue to jail and continue. whole areas to many observers about the so-called friends of syria being backed by the most autocratic monarchies in the world saudi arabia. bahrain regimes in the. history of democracy and all put to do this free syrian army bunch of mercenaries have no legitimacy. and along with bahrain saudi arabia has been stepping up its crackdown on anti-government rallies activists say two men were killed in the oil rich eastern province after police opened fire on protests strader it by the arrest of a prominent shiite cleric last sunday the saudi authorities have to point extra troops to the area amid worries a fresh anoraks among their shia party went long complained of discrimination by

there will illegitimizes, for all of our partners, the value of what this means. >> thank you. >> let us turn now and hear from our young people. you first. just briefly. do not worry. your getting a great set of experiences here. one thing, as you think about moving on -- something you think away from that. secondly, what are your career aspirations? what you think you would like to do? >> i would like to take that multitasking -- michael, my manager, is here. i just heard a game. what is that? a look over to my e-mail. we are going to be communicating through e-mail. it was just like time management. it was a big thing for me. i am very organized. it really tests my skills. and another thing, as far as my future. i am going to university this coming fall, i believe in a week. i am majoring in business administrative and entertainment culture. i hope to not only graduate with a degree, but to have a job as well. >> thank you. >> is an gonzalez, from facebook. and want to follow up that it is great to hear you are pursuing an education in technology, particularly in the bay area. we j

developments but could you like what three flossie's on the information that you have regarding this illegitimate. fame and that any should just true. that hans meant here and another question of a day we heard a statement by representative of the foreign ministry as regards the soldier or a bit of developments in the recent developments. below. waller early eighteen to the human rights. and the response from the saudi to saudi arabia and authorities was quite harsh and i believe that there is a relationship with what is going on in syria would you comment on that well as regards the discussions cofan on the muscular had in damascus and then in tehran and backed out of the union and as regards contacts with other parties i believe that. i'm not in the position to speak about that and we look forward to the. detailed conversation with him and to get information from him personally i believe at any scheme will be workable only. it's not if it's in sync that actions all the opposition on the opposition and the governmental forces are in sync. otherwise it won't be feasible this regards the statement

mentality be abandoned from this perspective of this is we believe the recent conference in cairo was illegitimate for a number of reasons first it did not include the true national opposition and more importantly the popular protest movement who did not attend this meeting a popular protest movement the number one factor in syrian politics today and it does not recognize political parties as such parties have little to no influence on the popular movement made with that in mind how can we recognize the conference as legitimate when it does not represent the popular movement along with a significant share of the opposition and secondly the cairo conference or would have been convened at the initiative of mr now. secretary general of the arab league but the league itself has been compromised acting as a warring party in syrian infighting syrian patriots have lost faith in the arab league's impartiality and we regard it as a western policy tool used against syria with the west has sought to interfere in syria's domestic affairs willing to go as far as a military intervention in order to impose its w

few cases where it succeeded in reversing a for closure or restoring some people who've been illegitimately effected. but it's -- so, it's like many movements in process. it's self contradictory. it has its ups and downs, has its popularity's and on the popularity spigot it's a very american phenomenon. >> host: does it have a hierarchy yet? is there a leader? >> guest: it does not have a hierarchy. excuse me. it doesn't have a letter head. it does not have a headquarters. it doesn't have a form of leadership, and i don't think it ever will. what it does have is actual leadership and people who are tested because they do things that other people in the movement approval of coming and they gain respect. but i think that one thing this movement learns from the 60's is that it's dangerous to have known leaders, the celebrity goes to their head. too much power to them and the media that a nine to them and elevate them and ridiculed them. this leaderlessness isn't something that cropped up last year. this is something that's been through the dominant tradition now for 40 years. it's now the new

the whole world wants to see a political transition from this illegitimate regime team to actually see one that can take care of its people many however fear that should such people force us to leave since like these could become a familiar occurrence and have little faith in western force democracy. where they're talking about democracy in the gulf or in other countries we are syrian people we should decide these things ourselves. this mantra that the syrian people alone should determine their country's future has been repeated by many nations and has finally been recognized by major world powers but it was some states continue to call on assad to leave and support in his opponents fears mountie in syria that it's the people that will pay the ultimate price. from damascus in syria our official count in libya suggests liberals have a lead in the country's first nationwide election in nearly five decades the official results from saturday's poll marred by gunfire and violence are due layer this week ali al cassy an eyewitness of the un take it off the uprising says libya is unlikely to

decision to block the president's order to restore parliament demonstrators call the decision illegitimate and accuse the military council of not handing power back to the country's just live body was dissolved last month by the military which later to control saying manny lawmakers were fraudulent we elected. hundreds of fisherman have clashed with police in northern chile over a new law that has traders burned tires and threw stones at officers who responded with water cannons and tear gas protesters say the legislation restricts their fishing quotas but increases those for large scale companies they're also angry about rising fuel prices. spanish coal miners angry at huge government cutbacks have been joined by sounds of supporters in a protest rally and madrid a much bigger demonstration is scheduled for wednesday it comes as the eurozone agreed a broad outline of a bank bailout package for spain offering an immediate thirty billion euro by the end of the months. some u.s. states struggling with a tough economy have come up with a solution and blackjack they want to offer more drinking

the whole world wants to see a political transition from this illegitimate regime i seem to actually see one that can take care of its people many here however fear that should such people force assad to leave since like these could become a familiar occurrence and have little faith in a western force democracy. where they're talking about democracy in the gulf or in other countries we are syrian people we should decide these things ourselves. this mantra that the syrian people alone should determine their country's future has been repeated by many nations and has finally been recognized by major world powers but was some states continuing to call on assad to leave and supporting his opponents fears mountie in syria that it's the people that will pay the ultimate price. my final show from damascus in syria. and you can see the timeline of the turmoil in syria online available twenty four seventh's we've got the latest updates on this here in files secret documents recently released by wiki leaks the so-called and imus group says it's time to up with most famous was the blowing websit

decision to block the president's order to restore parliament demonstrators call the decision illegitimate and accuse the military council of not handing back power to the country's legislative body was dissolved last month by the military which later took control saying that many lawmakers were elected for. hundreds of fishermen have clashed with police in northern chile over a new law demonstrators burned tires and threw stones at officers who responded with water cannons and tear gas protesters say the legislation restricts their fishing quotas but increases those for large scale companies are also about rising fuel prices. while some u.s. states struggling with a tough economy have come up with a solution booze blackjack they want to offer more drinking and gambling to fill the coffers as artie's liz wahl reports that may cause more trouble in the near future. the. las vegas the brake lights entice an influx of people looking for a good time. but if some cities and states across the country get their way what happens in vegas won't stay in vegas struggling to raise revenue and close th

a safe harbor for deviations of, say, 10% in state legislative districts and that you cannot illegitimately justify these deviations. let me show you the state senate plan that was issue in georgia. as i've said before, i'm not responsible for this map. i'm responsible for the court-drawn map that came after it, so just to give -- just look. this is the democratic gerrymander of the districts. these are not rivers. this is a district. okay? here's another one. district 24. okay? all right. you can see all of these. some groing in going in here. just to blow up some of them. all right. so this is district 24. it goes up and down and up -- you can see some more of the house districts. they go and are barely contiguous at some points. right? 87 goes up and around. and the reason that they were struck down as unconstitutional even though they deviated by plus or minus 5% is that the democrats in order to keep their hold on the assembly and the senate overpopulated the republican districts and underpopulated the democratic districts, which you can see here, if you look at the blue areas were the

for this is we believe the recent conference in cairo was illegitimate for a number of reasons one of the first it did not include the true national opposition and more importantly the popular protest movement who did not attend this meeting secondly the carno conference would have been. convened at the initiative of mr now. secretary general of the arab league but the league itself has been compromised acting as a warring party in syrian infighting syrian patriots have lost faith in the arab league's impartiality and we regard it as a western policy tool used against syria without the west has sought to interfere in syria's domestic affairs willing to go as far as a military intervention in order to impose its will upon our country the way they have already done in iraq and libya will show you any efforts to consolidate opposition groups are bound to fail whether it is the istanbul to or any other point was a conference. greece is furious at the british prime minister over his remarks that the u.k. could restrict greeks from entering the country the move could also read other eurozon

country we've been building our lives the whole world wants to see a political transition from this illegitimate regime team to actually see one that can take care of its people many however fear that should such people force assad to leave since like these could become a familiar occurrence and have little faith in a western force democracy. where they targeted democracy in the gulf or in other countries we are syrian people we should decide these things ourselves. this mantra that the syrian people alone should determine their country's future has been repeated by many nations and has finally been recognized by major world powers but why some states still continuing to call on assad to leave and support in his opponents fear is mounting in syria but this is the people who pay the ultimate price. money for r.t. from damascus in syria. well civil war in syria that is how the international red cross described the conflict there if true it means both the army and rebel forces could be up for prosecution for potential war crimes under international laws but as the fighting continues we ask whether

the whole world wants to see a political transition from this illegitimate regime g.m. to actually see one that can take care of its people many however fear that should such people force assad to leave scenes like these could become a familiar occurrence and have little faith in a western force democracy. where they targeted democracy in the gulf or in other countries we are syrian people we should decide these things ourselves. this mantra that the syrian people alone should determine their country's future has been repeated by many nations and has finally been recognized by major world powers but why some states still continuing to call on assad to leave and support in his opponents fears mounted in syria that this is the people that will pay the ultimate price. my flush out sea from damascus in syria. as one of the few foreign journalists at the heart of the syrian conflict via her twitter stream she brings us the latest on how the situation is unfolding there that includes first hand experiences and using footage in her latest week you quotes a syrian human rights

court's decision to block the president's order to restore parliament as trainers call the decision illegitimate and accuse the military council of not handing power back to the country's legislative body who was dissolved last month by military which layer to control saying matiya lawmakers were fraudulent elected. hundreds of fisherman have clashed with police in northern chile over a new law that was traitorous burned tires and threw stones at officers who responded with water cannons and tear gas protesters say the legislation restricts their fishing quotas but increases those for large scale companies girls are angry about rising fuel prices. us coal miners have been joined by sounds of supporters in madrid to protest against massive cuts to their industry a much bigger things gratian against them were subsidies is scheduled for wednesday it comes as the spanish prime minister prepares to unveil fresh cut social security and unemployment benefits all that's in return for a thirty billion euro bailout package from your zone by the end of this. how some u.s. states struggling was the tough ec